It is ideal to spend one full day at Fuji-Q Highland. This includes the travel time from Tokyo (around 1.5 hours, depending on traffic), the wait time for each ride, and breaks for lunch and refreshments. The wait time in peak seasons and weekends can be high so it is best to allocate at least 6-8 hours to explore the park.
Fuji-Q Highlands typically opens at 9 am and closes at 8 pm on Mondays to Thursdays and 6 pm on weekends. However, the schedule can vary seasonally or due to special events so check the park’s website before visiting.
Yes, opening hours may be extended during the summer months and reduced during winter. It's best to check the park’s website for the most accurate timings.
Weekdays, especially Tuesday to Thursday, tend to be less crowded than weekends. Arriving early when the park opens is the best way to avoid long queues.
Yes, during peak seasons such as Golden Week (late April–early May), Obon Festival (mid-August), and New Year's holidays, the park may have extended hours but also larger crowds.
Mornings are ideal as ride queues are shorter. If you want to experience night views of Mount Fuji, visiting in the late afternoon and staying until closing is a good option.
Most visitors spend between 6 to 7 hours at the park, depending on the number of rides they plan to go on.
Yes, the park operates in most weather conditions, but certain rides may close in case of heavy rain, strong winds, or snowfall.
Arriving 30-45 minutes before your entry slot is advisable to go through security and be ready to enter. Being there early also gives you an added advantage to go on the popular rides before it gets crowded.